The phrase "assigns points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a system or person is allocating or distributing points, often in grading, scoring, or evaluation scenarios.
Example: "The teacher assigns points based on the quality of the students' essays."
Alternatives: "allocates points" or "distributes points".
Value can be extrinsic (e.g., if an instructor assigns points for completing an assignment, then a student may complete it to get a good grade).
Camisani Calzolari's method assigns points for human activities such as having a name, image, physical address, using punctuation or logging into Twitter from other sites, such as instagram.
Like the certification program for new buildings, the program for existing buildings assigns points for various steps, including efforts in recycling, water and energy efficiency and air quality.
The Health Department assigns points for violations: 0 to 13 points is an A. Anything over 27 is a C. On July 25, Ming Du got a 93 and was shut down.
As the program follows the ball, it assigns points for precise passing and for passes that ultimately lead to a shot at the goal.
The CTP system [9] assigns points to 3 continuous objective variables (serum bilirubin, albumin, and prothrombin time) and 2 subjective variables (ascites and hepatic encephalopathy).
The FINA Points Table assigns point values to swimming performances, more points for world class performances typically 1000 or more and fewer points for slower performances [ 23].
Players are assigned points from.5 to 3.5 based on the severity of their disabilities.
The panelists then met privately to assign points on standardized forms.
It will assign points based upon loyalty, which will determine who will be given priority for choice seats.
Five teams of 11 members each quickly assembled and devised strategies for photographing items to which Mr. Popovic had assigned points.
